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Trevor Hemmings, the bricklayer turned building tycoon turned racecourse magnate, is the man that jump racing is increasingly looking at to get National Hunt action back on the card permanently at Windsor.

Even for some of the big policy issues like affirmative action, low-cost housing and social grants scheme, South Africa is increasingly looking at the emerging markets of Brazil, India, Mexico, China for ideas and learnings.

Qualcomm's chips already power virtually every Android smartphone on the market, but the company has long set its sights beyond this core market and is increasingly looking at IoT as one of its next major growth areas.

Kraus' team is increasingly looking at the relationship between inequality and race.

The Columbia Gas Transmission Company of Fairfax, Va., which proposed the $700 million project in December 1997, has promoted the pipeline as a safe vehicle to transport natural gas, which is increasingly looked at as a cleaner, cheaper fuel for power plants than oil or coal.

"We're increasingly looking at things with more of a business sense," Ms. Anderson said.

Scientists and designers are increasingly looking at ways to blur the boundaries between biology and fashion.

"They are increasingly looking at the Republican Party as an option," Ms. Cardona said.

The growing focus on sustainability means that luxury providers are increasingly looking at containers through green-tinted glasses.

States with tight budgets are increasingly looking at Amazon and other online retailers as potential sources of tax revenue.

SMEs are increasingly looking at crowdfunding as a way of raising finance without dealing with bureaucratic banks and fickle investors.